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Suffolk County Must End Its Destructive, Futile and Misguided Vector Control (Mosquito) Spraying Program
June 28, 2017
It’s time to trash our marshes again: Suffolk County has had a decades long program of spraying for mosquitoes around our marshes. We still have a lot of mosquitoes, and a lot of dying marshes. When you take out a key element of the food chain — mosquito… Read more
“Drink The Bay Clean” Launches At The Blue Point Brewery — Doing Good By Drinking Well
June 15, 2017
Blue Point Brewery has done a remarkable thing: They created a beer to help Save The Great South Bay in its mission. With “Drink The Bay Clean,” they and the bars, restaurants and retail stores that will carry this India Pale Lager have created a beer that helps fund… Read more
Save Our Diamondback Terrapins, Save Our Marshes, End The Harvest!!
May 18, 2017
Growing up on Long Island, I loved turtles. Painted, snappers, box turtles, spotted turtles, mud turtles. But for me the most elusive and by far the most beautiful were The Diamondback Terrapins. Their habitat is salt water marsh. They will spend their entire lives in that marsh, with only… Read more
Where Will “Drink The Bay Clean” Be Served?
April 20, 2017
“Drink The Bay Clean,” an India Pale Lager, is being brewed by Blue Point Brewery in order to support Save The Great South Bay’s efforts. All for a great cause, of course, but this beer was brewed with a love for Long Island. Drink The Bay Clean India… Read more
Is Long Island At a Turning Point? Investing in Waste Water Infrastructure And Changing Our Lawn Care Practices
April 1, 2017Long Island is about to replace its cesspools and septic tanks. Nassau County has 140,000, Suffolk 360,000. Suffolk intends to launch a pilot program that will deploy 400 units over the next two years. Albany is chipping in with $2 billion to address the issue at scale. Yet more will be needed, but everyone, seeing the problem, is stepping up. At the same time that we do this, we need to stop polluting our waters with lawn fertilizer and pesticides. Read more
Be In Babylon For Earth Day April 22nd, and Help Make History — The Creek Defender Program Launches
March 1, 2017
ATTENTION ALL BABYLONIANS! Save The Great South Bay’s Creek Defender Program launches on Earth Day April 22nd along The Carll’s River! Save The Great South Bay, in conjunction with local citizens, schools, civic groups, businesses, and with other local environmental groups, will be launching its Creek Defender Program. Save The… Read more